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Newman announces introduction of `targeting' in London

01 January 1991

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Newman announces introduction of `targeting' in London
refdoc August=1991

D8205527 82/10/27

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Kenneth Newman said yesterday at Notting
Hill police station that a new system of gathering intelligence on street crime
in London and "targeting", as an alternative to "swamping" operations, was soon
to be introduced. (G 27/10 p2; T p3)

Guardian 82/10/27 p2; Times p3

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